County explores water plan and consultant role
Mendocino County weighs a $14,000 master water development plan to show project benefits and county economic impact. Carpenter proposes a $200 monthly retainer as chief engineer to coordinate meetings, drainage checks, and flood control work for the Flood Control and Water Conservation District amid hearings on river allocations and regional safeguards against raids. The push gains support from the Farm Bureau as informal talks with Sonoma and Mendocino officials proceed before the Aug 18 state hearing.
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Carpenter
Board of Supervisors
County Planning Commission
Mendocino County
Mendocing County
HHO
Coyote Dam
Spotlight Collage Reflects Political and Social Vignettes
A fragmented column excerpt surveys political figures and public life, naming Adlai Stevenson, William Jennings Bryan, and local officials like County Clerk Jim Broaddus. It juxtaposes commentary on elections, gas deaths, and a note on the Air Force Reserve highlighting citizen involvement and readiness in a modern aerospace era.
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Jim Broaddus
Ukiah Newspaper Rates and Mailing Details
Published daily except weekends and holidays at East Standley Street Ukiah Mendocino County California this daily paper entered as second class matter April 23 1929 at Ukiah post office under the act of maggd 3 1879 court decree 9267 telephone 602 2901 subscription rates by math 9 per year 5 per 6 months 50 per month 10 per copy
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East Standley Street
Ukiah
Mendocino County
California
Courts Move Toward Freeing Imprisoned Man
San Francisco UPI reports Elmer Ramsey, jailed after a 33,000 holdup of the U.S. Market in San Jose in 1958, could gain a reprieve as officials weigh whether Malcolm K K Christensen, a peninsula businessman who confessed to the San Jose robbery, should trigger clemency action. McCloskey Jr. of Palo Alto aims to prompt Gov. Edmund G Brown to refer the case to the California Adult Authority for a verdict on Christensen's confession.
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San Francisco
UPI
Elmer Ramsey
U.S
San Jose
Peninsula
Malcolm KK. Christensen
Villa Chartier
San Mateo
Christensen
McCloskey Jr
Palo Alto
Edmunds
Brown
Cecil Poole
McCloskey
California Adult Authority
California Budget Battle Highlights Senate and Assembly Clash
New Record Continued from Page 14 notes the Senate's horse racing bill cut Brown's request by about 2 million dollars while Brown seeks Assembly approval to oppose the Senate action on the beer tax. Assembly GOP leader Joseph Shell says California faces a historic boom yet Democrats seek new taxes to fund expenditure programs. Assembly Democrat William Munnell counters that rapid population growth requires more money for schools hospitals prisons and services.
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Senate
Brown
Joseph Co Shell
Los Angeles
Feader
California
Engstroms Win Ukiah Bridge Club Tourney
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Engstrom of Willits teamed to win the Ukiah Duplicate Bridge Club tournament held Monday nights at the Palace Hotel. Second were Mrs. A C Pendleton and Mrs. Richard Jacobsen. third were Mrs. James Hollehauser and George Hunter.
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Harold Enestroam
Willits
Palace Hotel
A. C. Pendleton
Richard Jacobsen
James Holehauser
George Hunter
Palace Hole
Thursday Services For Michael Brady
Thursday services for Michael Robert Brady 2 son of Mr and Mrs Robert Brady Ukiah who died today in San Francisco. Rev Frank McCrey will officiate with interment in Ukiah Cemetery. Born Feb 20 1957 in Ukiah. Survived by parents brother Steven grandparents Mr and Mrs Jon Brady Ukiah and Mr and Mrs Herbert Sanders Willits. The second item notes California law ending compulsory newborn footprints and mother fingerprints signed by Governor Teale.
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Eversole
Michael Robert Brady
Robert Brady
Ukiah
San Francisco
Frank McCrey
First Baptist Church
Ukiahemetery
Kiah
Steven Brady
Jon Brady
Herbert Sanders
Willits
Sacramento
UPI
California
Stephen P. Teale
West Point
County Men In Service In Navy Wings
Raymond Bowen Jr aviation structural mechanic third class USN son of Mr and Mrs Raymond J Bowen of Westport is serving with Fighter Squadron V4 at Naval Air Station Moffett Field California He entered the Navy in September and attended the University of Hawaii before employment with Morrison McKay and TW in San Francisco.
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Mopeperpe Frheld
Raymond Ro Bowen Jr
USN
Miro
Raymond J. Bowen
Westport
Naval Air Station
Moffett Field
Navy
University of Hawaii
Morrison, MekKay and
San Francisco
Army Pvt Roland Coloan Completes Training in Port Hood
Roland Coloan of Ukiah recently finished advanced individual training with the 21st Armored Division at Port Hood Texas. He enlisted last November and graduated from Ukiah Union High School in California.
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Roland Coloan
Dot
Ukiah
Port Hood
Tex
Ukiah Union High Schtool
Taas
Two Hydrogen Bomb Tests Blinded Distant Radio
Washington reports two hydrogen bombs exploded over the Pacific last summer near Johnston Island disrupted radio communications over a 3000 mile area and blinded animals up to 200 miles away. The high altitude detonations also perturbed the magnetic field, with intense light enough to blind a space traveler and interfere with radar over long distances.
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Washington
Johnston Island
Beulah Hurricane Alert Looms Over Texas Coast
Beulah, the season’s second tropical blow, nears the lower Texas coast with near hurricane winds of 65 mph. The New Orleans Weather Bureau places its center about 10 miles south of Bravensville, Texas, with winds estimated at 60 mph near the center and scattered squalls extending northeast into the Middle Call. Isolated showers and dry conditions raise forest fire risk as vacation season begins and precautions are urged for safe fires.
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New Orleans
UPD
Texas
Beulah
Tejas
Beulit
Oregon Wagons Travel 50 Miles in 2 Days
Oregon wagons travel 50 miles in two days as seven covered wagons near South Pass after a roundabout trek through the Sweetwater area. The party, part of the Oregon Centennial celebration, planned to meet Arapahoe and Shoshoni chiefs for a peace pipe ceremony before continuing toward Independencs Ore. in August. Washington UP reports U.S. population surpassed 177 million, with the clock at the Commerce Department building showing one person every 11 seconds.
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Pass
Wyeripen
Oregon
South Pass
Sweetwater
Arapahoe
Washington
Commerce Department
Commerce Depotment
Golden Gate Authority Bill Advances to Governor
SACRAMENTO UPS The Legislature gave final approval to a bill creating a Golden Gate Authority Commission to study consolidating Bay Area transit facilities under one agency. Sen John F McCarthy of San Rafael introduced it. The measure sets a seven member governor appointed commission with a 14 person advisory council.
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UPS
Golden Gate Authority
Bay Area
John F. McCarthy
San Rafael
Cit
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Ukiah Baily Journal
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